The Straits Times, 30 January 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. ESTD. OVER i A CENTURY, SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY, 30, 1901. NO. an,m
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      910 1 NOTICES. •pilE HOHNEU COMPANY. U Mil Ell THB »ta«*>"< I* Aavaraaos Noewiol, Uaioa Fir. In~.aos Bode*y. A r'^. a*»ranr- «>««paay <F>rs)-_ T h. O,i» M«taal SW— Navlgrtio.Cos.paav. Th. Tottaoham L*tr» Bmt Oosapany. JV-S^VS. 01 888b I?«ixr1 ?«ixr f AMT. I,IBITT«P. Agents STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. H omni T«l«oe*ph Stun. 'Or WH*BTM,KtrrELH*MOOB. sTKAM
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      1393 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^-ONINKLIJR-B PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ tinder contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agent, at Singapore.: SHir Aoesot, late J. Daebdbu A Co., S-8, Oolltbb Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Strainer Froni Expected Will be Oeaptohed for On Broumer. Port Jmn w P. n eh, A^hnn, Deli. Jan. 81.
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      599 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £5,157,M0 Paid up Capital £iia.7W Reserve Fund 1:1,073,680 The undersigned, Agsnta for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTKAD A Co., Agents. rE CHINA TRADERS INBURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. i*pital Snhsoribsd $t,noo,ouu Amount Paid ap.
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      621 1 INSURANCES. THK ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 17*)) THE undersigned, agents for the above company, are prepared to accept Fire Risks at current rate*. BE.'IN MEYER A Co. w. A s. 81/12 MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.I). 1844) r pHE undersigned, agents for the above 1 <-otnpany, are prepared
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      672 1 BANKS. MONOKONO AND HHAIIGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. D-T7P CAPITAL »10,000.0U0. RESERVE FUND. Sterling Reserve..* l n,o(X>,o<n tf'UCIltA Silver Resen,e... ft, 00,000 »l-,W O.uua RESERVE LIABILITY OF I .mnnmn PROPRIKTORR |-HO,OOO/M0 OOL'BT OF DIBaCTOBS:— N. A. anaa. Kaq.-CHAUUtax B. BBSWIK, K4Q— DsntTT CHAI»HAK. B i oiti. Eau TBS Bon. R M. Gsat
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      671 1 NOTICES. THE ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS Co. Ltd. ARE NOW PREPARED TO BUPPLY BRICKS, FIRE BRICKS, A FIRE CLAY. For particulars apply to THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. Managing Agents. \K<- H I 1>« IDA. PKRKIRA HOKllclTLTfßirr AXO FIoEIST. COLLBCTOB A»D EIPOBTEB OF ObOHII«. By spneial appointment to His Majesty The King of
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      861 1 AtFr*BxaEMait OsesMsT* WatJMM Wnrslk' Prof Roxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice-Prai ident Illinois Wo nan's Alliance, in apeai ingcf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, U y> I suff-red witn a severe cold this winte which threatened to ran into pneutnonli I trie i different remedies bnt i aeemod t, grow worse and the
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    CLEARANCES.
    61 2 Dim Vmui h« ru»«*Ki. CMBMi UMTINtTIOK lan SO Ki«n Ann| 30 Ai-hilln 91 Hbipout K> Hu [mouth .10 Malacca •U Newton HaU «0 Bambta SO Woof Koi Brit itr. DVruie «ir. Brown Hr Day *tr. Btr*tton rtr. Daljr Mr. Hwtlrr Q«r Mr. Bcbmi(il rtr. FUOIM Djimbir Amsterdam and Linrpool
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    PRICK 16 CENTS WEDNESDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1901.
    644 2 PRICK 16 CENTS WEDNESDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1901. At last Singapore has decided to attempt to emulate Penang and hare a public band of its own. It is with certain amount of shame-faced-ness tliat one must admit that public of Singapore has bad cally nothing to do with sing the matter,
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    304 2 It would seem to have been decided bat, at next Saturday afternoon's ervice in St. Andrew's Cathedral, on he occasion of the funeral of our late iueen, only a selected body of fifty .'ulunteera is to attend the parade in uniocm and the remainder, it is to be prolumed, are
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    126 2 Complaints have been received from influential local Malays that none of their community has any idea concerning the context of the Proclamation read on Monday morning. They also claim to entertain a doubt as to whether the Prince of Wales or the Duke of York was proclaimed King Under the
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    135 2 Since the inception of a policy of rigorous prosecution by the police, we are glad to find that out of the 63 European male ruffians in the town who were known to subsist upon the earnings of fallen women— that they imported from Europe for immoral purposes, SO have fled
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    56 2 We do not think that any explanation or apology is necessary for giving a conspicuous position t*i the following item of local police news: This morning, a Kling was fined >:>. or, in default, a week's imprisonment for being drunk. His plea was that his condition was the result of
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    7 2 To-day's 4 ms bank rate is n]J
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    13 2 Ha. Duncan has arrived here from Port Dickson. He is staying at Raffles.
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    12 2 Thk Commeicial Union Assurance C -mipitny send a Chinese calendar for 1901.
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    23 2 Mil and Mr;. Zacharia arrived by the Marti from London and are 1 1 1 1 1 i n p up at Raffles
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    18 2 The annual departmental reports of tl.e Straits Settlements for 1x99 have ju»t been issued in one bulky volume.
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    22 2 l.iriT P. H. H. Preston R.G A leaves tn-morrow by the GaaawaM 4ysariat India, where he is to join a Mountain Battery.
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    23 2 Mr .1 F. Owen, district officer of Pnrt Dickson, and Mrs. Owen, have hi rived in Singapore and are slaying at Raffles Hotel
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    22 2 A gold ring, value Sl3O, the pro iwrty of Capt. Whyte, was stolen from his room at Zetland House, Armenian Street, yesterday.
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    25 2 A Ki.ino bullock-cart driver reporta to the police that two cases containing needles, value S4OO, were yesterday stolen from his cart whilst in Japan Street.
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    28 2 Carl Stringer's party (on its tenth tour round the world) is expected to arrive here to-morrow from Rangoon. The party, which numbers about ten, will stay at Raffles.
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    64 2 A notification as to cholera slates that on Monday there were four cases, all Chinese, one each in Boat No. 920 and at 61 Prinsep Street, and two at 6, Bali l.me All died. Mb. Barkshire, of the Civil Surveying Staff of thettE arrived from London hv the *»fcv.i and
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    29 2 A kkcnchman proposes to establish a smelting concern in Klang, and has issued prospectuses in English and Chinese with the view of forming a company to start the concern.
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    31 2 The iAtodxawi shipped for Manila, yesterday, 50 head of bullocks. Today, the Arruioon A\xar landed here from Calcutta, over 40 head ol horned cattle and upwards of 1,500 sheep and goats.
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    32 2 H. M. 8. Mohank, Commander Freeman, a third-class cruiser of 1,770 tons displacement, 2,200 HP, and carrying 8 guns, is expected to arrive from the north within the next day or two.
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    39 2 Saturday, the day of our late Queen's funeral, having been set apart by His Majesty King Edward as a day of general mourning, tbe Straitt Time* Office will be closed and there will be no issue of the paper.
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    34 2 Mb. 8. M. Oregoiy, the railway accountant and auditor of thn Ferak State Railways, has arrived in Singapore and is staying at Rallies Hotel. Mr. Gregory hasfifteenmontlis'furlough ami is on his way to Europe.
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    34 2 Tim Trraa goes into d.ick at Keppel Harbour this afternoon, aud the Mafk> pore at Tanjong I'agar to-morrow. Yesterday, the SMiadji was dry-docked at Tanjong Pagar, and this morning the llailotu at Keppel Harbour.
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    48 2 Mb. and Mrs Smith, Miss Smith and Mr. 1). Smitli, globe-trotters, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker, Capt and Mrs. Ktvis, and Mr. I'pton arrived here from home by the Ilingo Maru and stopped at Rallies Hotel They all left for Calcutta na Penang and Rangoon by the taaaaam
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    41 2 Tub subjoined message, dated I .ondou 22nd instant, 8.15 p.m., is published in the Hongkong Daily I'rets-Jhe followingtelegram has been posted in the Mansion House:-" My beloved mother passed away at 6.4.1 surrounded by her children and grandchildren. Signed Albert Edward."
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    53 2 It is reported in the Ptrak l'ioneer that Sir FVaok Swettenbain will be out next month; and relieve his brother, Sir Alexander, who will then go home on leave. Also, that consequent on that arrangement, Colonel Walker will cancel his leave for the present, and continue to act as British
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    53 2 It is understood that H. M- I Undaunted has received at Hongkong her orders for home and will leave for Singapore to meet her relief, the lile*hmm, from whence she will sail for England and pay off. By tbe time she reaches England, the Undaunted will have been nearly four
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    CHINA
    856 2 A MILLION TAELS WANTED. SINGAPORE CHINESE TO BE ASKED TO SUBSCRIBE. Hongkong, Jan. JKX/i. Chinese officials report having received an order from Hsian-fu to raise one million taels to support 10,000 soldiers under General Tung-fu-hsiang. Li-ti-chuan, the President oftheStechuan mines, has been ordered to proceed to Singapore, Manila, and
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    THE QUEEN'S FUNERAL.
    80 2 Th« Chamber of Commerce have issued a circular to the various business houses asking that Saturday shall be observed as a day of public mourning, and that all places of business shall be closed for the day. The Banks have signitiod their intention of closing on that
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    DARC'S MARIONETTES.
    101 2 D'Ahc's Marionettes re-open at popular prices in their own Bijou Theatre at the foot of Fort Canning, entrance facing the Ice Works, on Monday night, Feb. 4th. The opening piece will be the new spectacular drama Hahes in the wood," in four acts. This is the first production
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      THE QUEEN'S FUNERAL.
      40 2 DAY OF GENERAL MOURNING ORDERED London, Jan :Mh. The King has directed thit Saturday, the day of the Queen's funeral, shall be observed as a day of general mourning. All banks will be closed and business suspended.
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      CEREMONY AT OSBORNE.
      47 2 < KOWN PMMUatOf r.KRMANY INVESTED WITH THE ORDKR OF THK <;.VKTER. The King invested the L'rown Prince of Germany with the Order of the Garter at Osborne. The ceremony was a brilliant one, and was performed in the presence of the Kaiser and other royalties.
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      THE ROYAL VISIT TO AUSTRALIA.
      29 2 N(»'l" FINALLY AHAMK>NKD. There are various indications that the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to Australia has not been finally abandoned.
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      KING EDWARDS IMPRESSIVE SPEECH.
      11 2 KING EDWARDS IMPRESSIVE SPEECH. The King's impromptu tpeeuh wai deeply impressive.
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    FOOTBALL..
    568 2 8. t. a i. 12th co. R. A fries di.v Kama between the above tennis,* wan played last night on the Esplanade, before a fair crowd of spectators. The ground was in splendid condition, considering the showers of rain during the afternoon. Punctually the team lined up as follow*
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      451 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine. Detonators, IU lIHIW Of Safety Fuses, Electric Blasting Apparatus, Tk» alvro Krplonmt, luting *U maun- I fmJ-tnl in OrtuU Britain, an mMc to I mtm Uu »<jA tUminrd of taf'ty "nd I mmnly t*U impotd fty
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      1431 2 NOTICES. WpF Robinson Piano Co., I j;t, UAFKLKS PLAOK, Sinoapobb Tkliphokk No. 191. Pluiio Makers. Taarn Si Bepalren. M-i. lattraaicat Hrllrrs m.w.f. KlrWtrr Hnil Komawm's Machines are connidered the best. The HOIiKWIFK" H™NDBKWINO MACHINE i. one of the most reliable machine. Tl* workmanship a.d finish are first class throughout. The
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      799 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. RAFFLES (URLS' SCHOOL. CI.ASBEB for French, German, etc., are now forming under Miss Olivr H. C. Stacy of Cambridjrs University. Honours. Languages acquired on the Continent. Young ladies not studying in the school can be a Imitted to thsse classes. Lessons given at pupils' own residences. For particulars,
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      62 2 H. 8. IxtmlK for «b« Straw mv. mm*l4 <m •ntun <m 00. v*. <A tlx w<i onlj to th. a«l*ot of tkU ooodltioo. wks SI 8. S. >ra ttftctti tk.t »<ht otkwwiM b. ,mbli.Wd. 2Thc jiimegStraiU Tim* «30 a year, or pott free «34. StraiU Budget tlB a year, or
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      59 2 BINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS Owino to the Memorial Service to be held in the Cathedral on Saturday next, Feb. lad, there will be no range practice for "B Company, S V It on that day. Firing will take place on Sunday, the ard, at 7 a.m., at 100 yards, kneeling and
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    SPECIAL. MUNICIPAL MEETING.
    1065 3 SPECIAL MUNICIPAL MEETING. YOI'K iK CONDOLENCE WITH TIIK ROYAL FAMILY rsorosßD static of her late M UMTT THI U.UEEN. TMK SITE OF THI OBELISK HI <inK*TKl> VcsTKKDAV afternoon, a Bpecial meetk*a of thn Singapore Municipal Commissioners was held at thn Mnnifip.il tlthces, Kaplanade, to pass a vote of nindolence with
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    RAISING THE WIND.
    85 3 0m to the want of funds throughout tin: Chinese Empire it has been agreed upon by the Viceroys and < iovernors of provinces tv levy a sort of income tait on the inhabitants of each city, walled market, town, village and bamlttt, an ascending scale having been
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    422 3 THE LATE QUERN .HIM It. ADJOIBHS WITHOUT TRAXBACTIKO BI'SINtSS. At the opening of tbe Legislative Council meeting yesterday, The Acting Colonial S«cb».takv said that when hon. members last met they had already received the news of the serious illness of their late beloved (jueen. Very soon after that
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    THE LATE MR. BUTLER.
    740 3 I'l 81.1 l .VEETINO AT KUALA LIPIS. (a% Our CurrapmuUnl Knul.t l.ipit, -£i,ul January. Kvkkv member of the Pahang Service, whether of high or low degree, at present in Kuala Lipis, attended at the Club last eveniug to be present at a meeting which was convened
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS
    1310 3 Hiie» from Auitralian paptrt) London, 10// i Urn. SOUTH AFRICA. MAHKir.u men in Britain who wish to settle in .South Africa are being ottered Bpecial inducements to join tbe Transvaal constabulary Four hundred troops have arrived at Malmesbury, M miles north-east of Cape Town, and martial law
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    RACING ACCIDENTS.
    71 3 In the race for the Tollygunge Cup Steeplechase, at Calcutta on theoth inst. value Rs. 2.500, Mr. Straw's Mots Trooper fell, giving the jockey a nasty spill. M»jor the Hon. E. Baring's Bohemian frince also fell, and the jockey, Churchwood, broke his jxw badly tlie horse lost his
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    STRANGERS AND PRISONERS AND FUND.
    47 3 The following subscriptions towards the above fund have been received and are thankfully acknowledged His Honour Sir J. A. Swettenham Ub Hon'blc W. Kgerton W. R Collyer i» F. O. Penney vS E.C. Bill A. Murray M W. A. CI'SCADKN, Hon. Secy.
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    FRENCH RAILWAYS IN THE EAST.
    86 3 ToMti'iN exchanges announce the approaching departure of M Mourner, (iovemor-d. -nci.il, to France. M. I loiuner, it is understood, goes to France to endeavour 1 o raise million francs to push on the vurious lines ol railway projected within his Vice-royalty. Great progress has been
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    THE OPINIONS OF 'WIN LUNG."
    636 3 ON HOSPITAL MANAbCMINT. Win Lung catchee sick you t'ink more better go hospital side, more better you stop home side, how you ta'kee longo dis pidgin?" said Tv To to tin sage of Hongkong the other evening apropos of the cholera question which was being
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    A FALSE PROPHET.
    186 3 WHOLCSALK SLAUGHTER. A military expedition has left India for Somaliland where a false prophet defies British authority. The expedition will be interesting from the fact that Somali levies will be empljyod. both horse and foot. Tbe force will be 1,600 strong, with 19 British officers and 50
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    THE SIAM COMPANY.
    313 3 A uenkrai. meeting of this company was held in London, recently, for the purpose of having an account laid before it showing how the winding-up had been conducted and the property of the company disposed of and of hearing any explanation from the liquidator. Mr. E. E.
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    THE ANNUAL HEGIRA.
    431 3 P. ASD o. I'eniiuuUr, sailing about -tli Feb. For London, Mr. F. J Chapman. CoromatM, sailing about &2nd Feb., for I .Minion, Mr. .V Mrs. Craig and child I'armm-ilbi, sailing about Bth March, for Undon, Col and Mrs. Pennefather, 2 .lnl.lrii»Yij|'i^viro|....m nurse; Mr. W C. SyinflTTffM^fi. Uadtll,
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      1016 3 AKKASOEMKN IS WsimasDtv. 10th Javi >«y. HichWator 7A» p.m S. V. A. Di.mou..ting Prill 8. V. R A 4 B Co. Prill Geiman mail from Europ* due. THURSD4Y, 3IST IaMMR High Water. "Warn. 93 pm 8. V. R B. Co. Drill. Fainir, Ist F«B-r(»v. High Water. 8.0 *.m. 9.88 p.m
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      959 3 NOTICES SINGAPURt-JOHOHK K lI.WAY. IKNI'KRS are invited and will bs received up to thu Slat January, 1901, for Ihe construction of about to wooden gate< f-.r the above Hallway. Plan and specification may b% seen any day (Sundays exce pled) betwalp 10 am. and 4 p.m. at the office of
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      541 3 POX »ALK KMI'MiYMRNtH TO LKT; AND PKRROVALfH 'ITTiMS, ISconU a lin», :'ncl and i^M tiro**, 10 cenu a lint 4th to >»b tlmn^^B eenUa line; 7th to IMb time*, S renM-H line; afterward*, 5 c*nU a lino t.ut charge lea* than ooti dollar. Thus a thr^M MM advertisement, close act,
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      93 3 WEATHER RKI'OIM »m.rfm., KTtM- h<mvo 'JDtn Jan. Itol. ua.ni..l|>.ni. rp.ni Kka >hu Har. 29 »H8 20.801 SB.WSB Temp m.O MA 77.0 W.BMl,lr>f 756 780 78.0 1 B Uir.of Wmi NX. N.E. Calm 2< al Mai. Temp. tJC.O g M 5 Mln 74.9 ?o3« Max. In Sm-Uwti -j > 3 Tcrr.rad
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    COMMERCIAL
    585 4 SisoArom, 90th Juduv, 1001. PRODUCE. (itaiai art oomettd to nooni Uamblsr buyers 8.« Oopraßall, 8.80 da Fontianak, 6.00 Pepper, Black buyers KH.tO do WhIU, (61) 4S.SO Bago Floor Sarawak^ SOfi do Brunei No. 1 1.90 Pearl Sago 5.831 Coßee, Bill, 1«X basis 84.00 Ooflee Paleml*ng, 163! basis.. 98.00 Oodaa,
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    116 4 Kbom Knaopi By the >" D. L. s. s. Kiautti-h'iu, due on Jan. 80th with dates to th- 7th Jan. She brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on the 14th Dec. From China By the M. M. s. s. India, due on Hunday. ott BiQfCaporo
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    356 4 TO ARRIVE. Singapore.) r«r.M. M Tonkin from Marseilles JsnTIS. due Feb. 1-Mr. E. Van Raalt*, Mr. W. K. Cable, Mr. and Mrs W. P. Darby. Mr. K. Riok, Mm. Blauchv, Mr. Lienan. Per N D.L. 8. 8. KmuU.-'h-m from Brrtn.-n IV.-. 26 and B<>uthnnipton Jan. 2, dne lan.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    28 4 'vr rer nr. To-Morbow alacca A l.inggi Htltnt I alacua A Klang Chow Pkya aogkob Siiujnra XATfKIHV. en&Dg Deli Calyf*o 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 3 p.m.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      144 4 (Jndortbis heading the following abbreviaions are used str.— steamer sh. ship uq.— barque sch— schooner; Yet.— Yacht (•ru— Cruiser Gbt.— Ounboat TorTorpedo H.p. —Horse-power Brit.— British U. S.— United States: Fr.French Ger.— German Dut.— Dutch; loll.— Johore Ac, O. c—Oeneral•arno d.D. deck passengers U.— Um-er lain T.
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      1365 4 Arrivals Bike« Xoox or YisnaDtY. A. Apcar. Brit. str. 3,1)70 tons, Captain O.c' and 1,077 dp. Sarkies Moeee. For Hongkong. SI.t— T.P.W. Ban Wh>M H.n, Brit. str. 196 tons. Capt Olsen, 30th Jan From Klang, 28th Jan. a.c, andfil d.p. 8. Steamship Coy. For Klaog, Ist— Rds.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      534 4 Mam*, port, probable note oi <irm<u, «•>./ name of agent: MMMMMk Alboiu. Bombay, lft Jan 1U Borneo Coy Alcinoua, H'ko.ig. Feb M Vnnftiii, Cu'oiiiUo, Fob 10; M. M. Arautiarzi, Shield*, I'fl Dec SB Afhmore, Europp, p'.d Uaasl, Jan I Hawaii. C'oue, Feb 6 Daenduls. Benalder, H'kong, Feu I
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      ARRIVALS.
      158 4 <■ Vswil'sNam I Tom. Cutaix F«o» JSailbp. Co«uo»B**. a Kio. I lan 29 Kongßeng 0«r .tr. W. *ucta. Manila Jan 30B«bn Meyer 4 Co. 29 Lyderhorn !Nor.tr.H*OH»mmerua«Moji Jnn lifßebn Meyer 4Co J9 Pitroclu. Brit ,trj 8648 Dicker.. Liverpool l^o Manatield 4Co 30 HougW.n .tr. ll« Hndun Malacca Jan Wee
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      546 4 NOTICB& «HiUforLEI4PERRIIIS' Wkf If WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Pirrtim ti f^'iLU^ Empress of India. CELEBRATED OILMAN'SSTORES. LSI ABMSMEB 184*. SI MPSONd COMPANY, MADRAS. Coach Builders and Harness Makers by Special Appointment to HIM icoi %l. HllillXKKS THK PRINCE OF WALES. %y VXSIMPSON&C' MADRAS. >C^ (ATAIOCIKS ANIi SPECIFICATION ON APPLICATION. SIMPSON A.NH COMPANY.
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      294 4 NOTICES. THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LTD. Hsu> OrrtOK No. 13, OJjrroK Road, Bhirohu. JA9. A. WATTIE, Mwkger. MESSRS. TAN KIM TIAN SONS, L°<»l Agent.. The Company offers easier terms and better bonuses than any other Company doing business in the East. A special point is made of prompt
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      42 4 yoiTCEa INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. .Vo. 46, Victoria Street, Singapore. Good Accommodation for BOARDERS AND TRAVKLLERM C'barxr f <i par ■•■th. Three Heals per day, besides tea. Winet, Beer, and all kindt o/ Liquor*. OF THB BEST QUALITY KEPT. in 3 If. LAZARS, Pmprittor.
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